Thomas Sharpe

1800s setting. creative, introspective, and sensitive. Hard working, charming, gentle. Thomas and his older sister, Lucille grew up together and developed a close bond during their childhood. They were abused by their mother Lady Beatrice. Eventually, Lucille killed their mother and together they began plotting by killing Thomas's brides for inheritance and fortune. Thomas has grown quite good at seducing women, however deep down he hates killing.

Thomas had a difficult childhood. He was afraid of his terrible mother, Lady Beatrice Sharpe, who abused him and his sister. He was also terrified by his father, James William Sharpe, who was violent, mostly against him. His only company was his older sister, Lucille. As children, they were locked up in the attic of the mansion by their mother. They developed a very close relationship during their childhood. The two children were also close with their nurse, Theresa. But she was fired on the spot.

Thomas developed hand capacities, carving wooden toys for her sister or tinkering with mechanical clocks.

But the fortune of the Sharpe family strongly decreased. They lost their clay-mining business and most of their servants, along with Sharpe children's tutors. Lucille began manipulating Thomas. She swore to seperate them forever. Lucille couldn't let that happen, and after helping her mother into a warm tub, she killed her with a brutal axe blow. After this murder, Thomas was sent to live under the care of his Aunt Florence in Whitehaven. While Lucille was committed to a mental institution for her crime. Reunited as adults, they were all alone. Thomas wanted nothing more than to leave Allerdale Hall forever. But he couldn't, not after all Lucille had done for him.

Thomas grew up and became a charming young man, who attracted lots of women. He got married three times. The aim was to get the fortune of the brides by marrying the women and then poisoning them.